… Low alcohol intake is associated with a reduced risk of stroke morbidity and mortality, whereas
heavy alcohol intake is associated with an increased risk of total stroke. The association …

… For those concerned with the effects of weekly intake of alcohol on risk of stroke, we have
grouped the regular non–heavy drinkers on the basis of their estimated average weekly intake …

… alcohol intake influenced the risk of stroke in women. With increasing serum concentrations
of the biochemical markers of alcohol intake (… trends in the relative risk of stroke. Only the …

… For our primary analyses, we present associations between alcohol intake and all stroke,
ischemic stroke, and intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH). For analyses stratified by region or …

… that light to moderate alcohol drinking is associated with a decreased risk for IS, whereas …
regular alcohol intake and hemorrhagic stroke [3]. It appears that alcohol-associated risks are …

… -established risk factors for stroke, and 4 with chronic alcoholic … between alcohol intake and
the incidence of stroke and brain … most frequently were at increased risk of death from stroke. …

… ) 51 -55 because our study assessed habitual alcohol consumption and relative risk of
stroke. Five studies that lacked sufficient data for calculation of relative risk estimates were …

… Self-reported alcohol intake and stroke We tested whether alcohol intake was associated
with stroke using Cox proportional hazards models with delayed entry. Age (in days) was used …

… blood pressure 36 and could thus increase the risk of stroke. (2) Despite a standardized
questionnaire, underreporting of alcohol intake by the study participants may have biased our …

… risk of hemorrhagic stroke and a reduced risk of nonhemorrhagic stroke in men with light
or moderate alcohol … These alcohol-stroke relations are consistent with models of a linear …